… abortion, this book provides reasoned justification for the view that all intentional abortions
are ethically … This work will avoid this approach to the issue by not appealing to theological or …

… abortion and are trained to do safe abortion, increasing women's access to services”.6
Nevertheless, when post-abortion … offending neither ethics nor laws on abortion that health service …

… on their conscience or ethics [19]. Indeed, … approaches as an imposition on their conscience
or ethics to the extent that they question whether or not they should provide a legal abortion […

… away from the ethics of the act of abortion, and toward the ethics of access to abortion care.
Because the Supreme Court is on the brink of shifting the question of abortion’s legality to …

… , the study of abortion, war, and euthanasia help to map out the boundaries of an ethics of
killing and … While the organization and initial approach of this book derive from similar texts on …

… abortion service providers’ reflections of their work, their perceptions and interpretations of
the abortion law, and the potential ethically … and used an approach one informant described …

… A relational caring ethical approach is consistent with Martinsen’s theory 34 and challenges
the concept of nondirectiveness. This enhances the outcome of counselling because the …

… implications for abortion policy. We compare our ethical findings with the results of the survey.
… We have combined empirical and analytical approaches to examining the implications of …

… abortion by the age of 45 [1], making abortion provision an essential and common aspect of
reproductive healthcare. Despite this, abortion remains an ethically … contact theory approach […

… of abortion commonly spend most of their time establishing that the fetus is a person, and
hardly any time explaining the step from there to the impermissibility of abortion… defend abortion …